World Gov'ts Hijacking Information Highway With Spy Networks

Governments no longer have to worry about door-to-door consensus when they have operations like healthcare.gov at their fingertips

Judi McLeod * Canada Free Press

The most significant story of our lifetime isn’t that a ‘Canadian’ company’s glitches are keeping Americans from signing up for ObamaCare on a system that’s failing abysmally. It gets much worse than that.

CGI—the IT system gleaning personal information from people signing up at healthcare.gov is the same company providing the computer software for world governments to spy on their own people and in some cases, on the friendly governments of others.

Billion dollar spy networks are floated by taxpayers. In other words, civilians being spied on by government are paying to be spied on.

None of these billion dollar spy networks were able to stop the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack on America. Nor did they save any lives in the massacre of innocents that shocked the world at Westgate Mall in Kenya, one month ago today.

Reasonable people the world over expect government-sponsored spy systems to spy on the enemy and not average people in their own countries.

While so many waited for One World Government, aka Big Brother to come walking through the front door, it sneaked through the back door as Big Brother Digital.

You no longer have to wait for conspiracy theories to put a face on it. Big Brother is not black; is not white and doesn’t have to be bothered about belonging to any particular ethnicity or culture. Its face should be as familiar as one of your own relatives. Big Brother’s the computer on your desk, your iPad and cell phone and there’s no running away from him because there’s nowhere to hide.

Your tax dollars pay for his big bucks’ setup and salary and he knows everything that makes you, you.

When Big Brother discovered how easy it would be getting information from people in setting up the computer system for ObamaCare, he yelled, “Bingo!”

Governments no longer have to worry about door-to-door consensus when they have operations like healthcare.gov at their fingertips.

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